GENRE ARCHIVE
Electronic
Every electronic record we scored. Newest first.
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OCT 5 2026ELECTRONICLiam Mour — “Into You”Mour's restraint holds; Kind should have stayed longer.3.5
OCT 4 2026ELECTRONICLogic1000 — “Confirmation!”Euphoric melody, borrowed voices, a producer learning to trust her own.3.5
OCT 3 2026ELECTRONICZora Jones — “50 Bullets To The Heart”A breakup record that fights back, at club volume.4
SEP 26 2026ELECTRONICBoards Of Canada — “Hi Scores”Six tracks that set terms the duo never repeated.4.5
SEP 26 2026ELECTRONICCut Face — “Upgrade (Body Hook Remix)”Body Hook strips Upgrade to the bone and leaves it there.3.5
SEP 19 2026ELECTRONICAhadadream — “P ★ K I”Built like a set, not a songbook, and better for it.4
SEP 17 2026ELECTRONICSextile — “Women Respond To Bass (Schwefelgelb Remix)”The handoff lands: one new track, no filler.3.5
SEP 16 2026ELECTRONICEliza Rose — “ARCADIA:PLEASUREDOME”Sega Bodega and Rose find the bruise under the bubblegum.4
SEP 15 2026ELECTRONICBonobo — “Distance in Static”Six voices, one clean groove, and Bonobo's warmest record in years.4
SEP 11 2026ELECTRONICAnother Country $$$$ — “Cursed Frame (Deluxe Edition)”The originals hold; the additions are a second opinion.3.5
SEP 5 2026ELECTRONICDJ Sabrina The Teenage DJ — “Junior Beat”Good, not great: the puppet wins, the extended mix does not.3.5
SEP 4 2026ELECTRONICMort Garson — “Mother Earth's Plantasia”Silly premise, serious record; keep a plant in the room.4
SEP 2 2026ELECTRONICTyondai Braxton — “Splayed Werks”A working drawer, filed better than most finished records3.5
SEP 1 2026ELECTRONICunderscores — “Unlimited Love b/w The Peace (Frost Children Remix)”One new song that carries the whole release.4
SEP 1 2026ELECTRONICGeorge FitzGerald — “The Ladder”A patient climb that earns its late payoff.3.5
AUG 30 2026ELECTRONICFloating Points — “Mere Mortals”A ballet score that makes Pandora's curiosity the story3.5
AUG 25 2026ELECTRONICMaribou State — “Hallucinating Love”A patient record that only stumbles when it coasts.3.5
AUG 21 2026ELECTRONICBlack Marble — “Life in Small Spaces”Small, cold, careful, and worth the second play.3.5
AUG 21 2026ELECTRONICCloud Canyons — “Body Wisdom”Seventy minutes that move like twenty.3
AUG 7 2026ELECTRONICJUNHEE — “LOVE METHOD”A smart, uneven record that earns its soft center.3.5
AUG 7 2026ELECTRONICOvermono — “Pure Devotion”A disciplined 40-minute shape, no wasted cuts.3.5
JUL 31 2026ELECTRONICPeals — “The Compound 76”Clean structure earns the benefit of the doubt.3.5
JUL 24 2026ELECTRONICJustine Perry / Paula Koski — “Paired Works”A patient, formal duo record, easier to respect than love.3.5
JUL 24 2026ELECTRONICBlue States — “Where the Fades Meet”An album whose architecture earns the attention it requests.3.5
JUL 24 2026ELECTRONICMohamed Bourouissa — “LILA”A debut that earns its guests, its noise and its patience.4
JUL 24 2026ELECTRONICFoodman — “HIKARIGASASHIKOMU”Fourteen tracks, one voice, and a short attention span.4
JUL 10 2026ELECTRONICEbbb — “Shallow Hits”Euphoric on the first play, still working on the fifth.4
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